India taps Oman to rescue $11.8 billion food exports to West Asia
NEW DELHI : Amid the prolonged conflict rattling West Asia, India is looking to Oman for continuation of its vital trade in essential foods — such as rice, meat, poultry, dairy, fruits and vegetables
India fails to achieve consensus at BRICS foreign ministers meet as Iran dissents on Palestine, Red Sea
NEW DELHI : The BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting hosted by India failed to reach a consensus because of Iran’s dissent on two paragraphs on Palestine and the Red Sea, it is learnt.A source revealed
BRICS 2026: India flags concern over West Asia conflict, says safe, unimpeded maritime flows ‘vital’
NEW DELHI : External Affairs Minister (EAM) Dr. S Jaishankar on Thursday raised concerns about the West Asia crisis and its impact on energy supplies and maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz, calling
Delhi CM announces two-day WFH per week, ‘Metro Monday’ measures amid austerity push
NEW DELHI : Days after Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi urged citizens to adopt austerity measures against the backdrop of difficulties in essential provisioning due to the conflict in West Asia, Delhi CM Smt.
‘One of the biggest crises of this decade’: PM Modi asks Indians to embrace WFH amid West Asia tensions
VADODARA : Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, on Monday, described the ongoing West Asia conflict as “one of the biggest crises of the decade” after the Covid-19 pandemic, and said India would overcome the
Disrupted Middle East-India shipments restart as choked supply chains ease
FUJAIRAH : Terminals at alternative ports of call in the Persian Gulf have reopened gates to outbound freight flows, albeit gradually, according to market sources. The ports — Port of Khor Fakkan and Port
29 Indian seafarers repatriated from Gulf region in last 24 hours: Shipping Ministry
NEW DELHI: India has repatriated a total number of 2929 seafarers so far with 29 Indian seafarers being repatriated in the last 24 hours, the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways said on Wednesday.
India, Germany need open markets, supply chains amid West Asia crisis: Indo-German Chamber Director-General
AHMEDABAD: India and Germany need to ensure open markets and uninterrupted supply chains amid the ongoing West Asia crisis and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, said Jan Noether, Director General, Indo German Chamber